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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
1
The article notes a drought and scarce game across Hampshire and surrounding areas. It mentions horses and hounds in a dog hunt, a mother and young coon, and a growing family of coon dogs. Weather and water scarcity threaten hunting spots, with wet seasons hindering bird populations.
Retired world heavyweight champ James J. deftsles, known as Big Money, may referee the Burns versus Jotysin title fight set for Sydney in November. His terms include high pay and travel requirements, while promoters warn fees could exceed the market, and Jeffries’ camp doubts travel burdens will deter officials.
A garbled report describes a coast survey effort sweeping the ocean floor with a sinking vessel and line of platted plates. It notes evidence of perceptible aid and careful examination by observers, aiming to map depths and recover data from distant beds.
A garbled OCR passage describes a coastal area with water, gates, and a person or entity near the shore. It mentions deep water, scattered beads, and unclear references to nearby figures and events. The fragment lacks coherent names or dates to identify a clear news item.
A garbled report discusses a championship outcome and a crucial river crossing project. It mentions Partanonth defeating Ure fire Mint tiie and references gas to Kittery, with plans for pipes and possible river work. The text is largely incomprehensible but hints at local infrastructure and competition stakes.
Fragmentary notes describe a theater group and student division activities. Names or places are unclear, but references include Sky Kar, Waren, Nos Ote, and Merribsaei New Blovens with mentions of tours and suites. The text hints at performances, divisions, and possible upcoming events without clear dates or outcomes.
A read fragment lists Hawke Newman and others in a garbled roster. The text mentions dates and places in a partial, historical newspaper style, with scattered proper nouns and unclear actions. The piece resembles a brief court or society notice with multiple near-unclear names.
The Board of Registrars of Voters of the City of Sturtsmouth gives notice of election details and locations for ward primaries and general voting. It lists dates, times, and precincts for voters to cast ballots and participate in the municipal contests.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled report from State College about a young individual named Aarne Kane, age fourteen, with scattered references to New York area links, a person named Sew Uaarg, a farm scene, and various unrelated terms. The readable names and places are incomplete and partly unintelligible.
Fragmented OCR text describes a tangled scene with references to Disney Wish and Mareta on the Geeta elite coast. It mentions a fear of engines and various unclear names, with hints of travel or competition and a list of tangled phrases needing interpretation.
Vague OCR text praises Ridge Remick backing Carr and urges voters to support Judge Hinetan. Mentions reform, political integrity, and calls for state governance aligned with the people. Sparse readable names include New Samp ire and New Bantup shire with references to local political factions.
Readers report a series of Baptist events in New Hampshire including gatherings, sermons, and associations. The notes mention ministers conferences, Sunday services, and a broad schedule across multiple churches with terms like missionary sections and district meetings.
Local reports indicate Gaddili was named president of the Chagspeip amid ongoing tensions within the Hk Es organization. Details on leadership changes and next steps remain unclear as officials confirm the new appointment.
Fragmentary report references snow and mountain weather, forecasting continued unsettled conditions. Mentions showers, winds, and a period of rain likely, with notes on temperature and possible changes in a future forecast. Entities are largely obscured by garbled OCR.
A local revival period continues amid church and individual efforts. Questions arise about missing people and ongoing prayers as ministers and congregants prepare for Sunday services and regular tales from Gheerst aid in community outreach.
A fragmented Seabrook notice outlines a public event with Governor Weare connected to a Manchester influence. Details are garbled but reference a session, a fee of 39 dollars, and mentions of a shakeup and a substantial incentive.
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